New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1925, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925. vith a brokerage firm. He received route and transferred from a plane On the center of the battle front i v X v Professor MacLeod sald {nsulin R Nfl MRg Y )g,m 000 from his mother a few AIR MAIL Pfl”[;H to a fast mall train also 18 con- FRENCH TROOPS ENVELOP Djebel Messaoud and Djebel Me- Insu“lfl Ma,\_?e P'm'“f.ed ,|was procurable in great quantities N Us vears ago and is reputed to bo worth sldered, | dlouna have been subjected to bom- From Tissues of Fishes |trom tho tissues of fishes and aiwo }10060,3000 Tni HiaLmaTé s wa 11asriA tnspectors here cannot estimate | REBELLIOUS TRIBESMEN [barament. In the western area| London, Aug. 28 UP—Protessor J. |trom the pancrens of the skute dug | he gave ¥ ge as 37; home as the value of the missing mail until great enemy activity is reported |J. R. MacLeod of the ulty of [fish, There could be an enormous Andover, Mas 3 is made. It may Include | around Sheshuan, where contingents !nedicine of the University of To- |yleld of Insulin from this source, but 4 Great hall Player, ) 4 2 commercial mall sent by | General Boichut Completes Move- |of the Benl Ouerighel have arrived |ronto, and Dr. C. Il Best, Toronto, | there was no longer any shortage, as —_— [ coy was a e Chicago banks to San Francisco, | hect Culline o Branes with artillery and a quantity of mu- | W10 were assoclated with Dr. Bant- [insulin could be obtained in suffi- K " ’ Yal 1909 e - _— | e nitions, Ing In the discovery of insulin for [clent quantities from the pancreas of Former - Football - Star - and | vk wni” i (Possibility That Contents May| Ameglio Society Band i fh tratment of clabete, adireend (v ox, ‘e - 4 the ysiological sect of the Brit- ———————— : | at au Gives Concert Sunday | READ THE HERALD CLASSIFILL e [ e " | or In s o ¢ b b French Morocco, Aug. 23 () 1sh Assoclation for the Advancement | Foodstuff exports the United Refress Bride at Summer Hlllflp‘ LESORRIEed £ae0 el i Have Been Stolen The General Ameglio soclety band | _ RSB e i ADS FOR RESULTS of Sclence yesterday. Etates fnereased $125.000,000 {n 1924 —— t e will furnish the weekly concert at|p, t against the rebelllous N S i | vears after gradu Chicago, Aug. 28 P—A miseing | Walnut Hill park next Sunday eve- |y n has been completed. The N o s e el elosed (i) R 1| consignment of registered and other | Ti" 804 the opening feature Wil be | converging columns met north of the ke Souse of Jeunable Aillrerg o A ) ughter of G ; o playing of '“Marche General |oountry of the Branes tribesmen . gridiron hero ) Meldr [ matl, be jeved to have left here by| Amegllo,” composed by V. Frugal ng attained all their objectives Jeanne E tress ta ¢ were mar alr last Tuesdaw, is the object of |who will direct the band refore, the military part of the Rain,” ar nooning at ri C. By t : ch between here and San Fran-| The remalnder of the program fa: | atlon s finished and the political $75,000 summer hor f ¥ obt « o g “Norma Overture” ...... V. Bellinl {part has begun Inquiry Into its disappearance was|“Eulalla Valza Espagnole’ | Already a certaln number of the hegl hen C. H. Christlansen, 8an |“Sinfonica March Furore d'una Branes tribes and portlons of the Nt MIL CO ” o postal Banda." Beni Ourlaghel and Brafen tribes : i Echoes from the Metropolitan Opera offered bmission to the X n N in €an Francisco, ) nes have been 177 MAIN STREET ¢ 1at the consignment was | Baritone soln, Artlst's Polka | v outs gathering in stolen here before it was turned over | “Hunter and Hermit Overture™ Maticha or continuing their | to the air mail service is expressed northward. Bodles of the | by Christiansen. Inspectors here | “Martha Sele 5 Ia ¢ have been observed north ¢ holding a clerk who is reported | “Autumn Ser . ; shah v appear to | to have accompanled the truck|Popular numbers, “Titina", "Gigol- | p. o attack the Tsoul tries- AUTHENTIC " | = which carried the pouch from the| atte" and “Katharina" men who eubmitted fo the French | ) ENH ALRATE New York Driver Held post office to the air mail fleld I SR nd make an attempt to eut the STYLES & . 5 FIRST North S gregational | ¥ Costis .| Dozens of employes in the post| St .| French lines of communication e \ SHOW ST iroh After Auto Turns Over | ogice and air mail fields nere nave|Canada Said to Be Ready |""*n" s SUPERIOR - £ o3 HOW The brid been questioned. A The ith S y | T—— == = THE o happy and freme e-| Simillar inquiry has been ordered For Trade With South | VALUES ( \ LATEST in Omaha, Denver, Cheyenne, Salt ay 28 (M—An Institution Wflnd’(‘f’ll[ New el “Retire tage " ela « | Lake City and other points on the | SMALT asked, “N t yet, Mr ( vt a2 air mail route Cheyenne officlalg | with a view to entering in Face Powder | HEADSIZES | EADSIZES does not w me to, ¢ ) My 1 < o w York|reported last night that their records |treaties with ntral and Fouth dtd. We've ta it over and over| city, and o our pe showed no missing consignments, Amerlean repub va 1 The ponch from which the mall|was given here fc taken fto the &tamford|was gissing had not been tampered |Logan, member of parlfament ¢ e it 16 rald her condi-|with Svhen it arrived in San Fran- | visited the West Indies last fall 2 a vou take ot off: ) p-| ciseo, but a list of contents In the |the dominion’s representative. This | aud pure; makes the pores invisible: ppse Mr. Coy n t Wall w he road, pouch called for a f")nsv;nnwnl‘v!:fl callminated in the ho! c 3 like beautiful natural skir MR i e S P : Rt WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR il —| FELTS and VELOURS Coy untll recently was connected’ of the nther two was injured AT PRICES THAT DEFY (OMPETITION $1.95 to $10.95 _If you come to this store Hundreds of hats to Erit you wnl]thmlif just the ) choose from. We have more hat you want. you go : T : elsewhere first, do not buy !nats guo garcyr st)l.es in our store than you will until you have inspected ¢ 4 our stock. . find in the city. AL LARGE HEADSIZES Rich and Distinctive, Pencil Blue, Sand, Wood, Tovely in their soft toned Black Prince, Purple, Pablo colors. ‘ and Black. TRIMMED HATS $3.75 and $5.00 You would hardly expect to find such beautiful styles and fahrics selling at such low prices. 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